Traits

Has a gradient towards the tip, which is a constantly growing horn.

Spikes on top, fur strands at the tip.

A tail with spikes on the end which part the fur there. The very tip is furless. It has two long strands with a tuft of hair, that start at the base.

A scaly tail with two pairs of fins.

A long tail covered in feathers.

This is a fleshy tail, it has no long fur. The side fins are fleshy, same as the tip.

A tail that develops gems on its own. The gems are resembling spikes.

A 3-part scaled tail.

This is rather flat tail that is mostly scaly.

The fur on the tail falls on one side only to mimic a horse's mane. The length of the fur may vary.
Summer Create a Trait Winner! Submitted by Cizaryne

The fleece tail starts with a tick tuft of fur at the base and ends in a strand of hair. This tail is medium length, and opposite of the silken tail, these strands of hair are not sticking together and rather flow freely.

A thin tail that ends into a fuudog-like fur tuft.

A curled up dog tail.

A very thin tail without scales, which ends in a tuft of hair.

A short, furred tail with belly scales on the underside. The tail is connected to the hips with a bat-like membrane.

Winner of the Summer Create-A-Trait 2025 event.
By Savannahsage.
A short tail that features 9 long, thick strands of fur that resemble tails.

A small tail that resembles the abdomen of a moth.

Folded tail resembles the ribbon fur a bit. It starts at the waist and falls down in thick strands of hair, which look like fabric.